Moki's Dole Cone

Moki’s Hawaiian Grill: Say ‘aloha’ to flavor

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Austin Brewer says Moki’s Hawaiian Grill near Taylorsville Redwood Campus is Hawaiian cuisine done right.

Beer basics: from lagers to ales

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Writer Clinton Baker presents a comprehensive guide to finding the brew for you.
Figs are a superfood among fruits.

Surprise carolers with some prepared figgy pudding

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Food reporter Nadhirrah explains the history and tradition of a Christmas favorite, figgy pudding.
Eggless Salad on a bed of Lettuce

Mineral rich foods

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Nadhirrah explains how a diet in mineral and nutrient rich foods can help where supplements lack.
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Local Brew Review: Bohemian Brewery puts quality in a can

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Contributing writer Clinton Baker reviews local breweries and what they have on tap.
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Honey Deuce: The sensational US Open phenomenon and how you can try it

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Gerardo Galvez-Zamora says the Honey Deuce -- a cocktail crafted specifically for the US Open tennis tournament -- is a grand slam drink.
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Students share favorite budget-friendly meals

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Several local college students talk about their favorite budget-friendly meals.
Tosh's tonkotsu ramen

Restaurant review: Tosh’s Ramen gets the ramen renaissance right

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Tucked away in an unassuming strip on State Street, Tosh’s Ramen is an ode to noodle shops across Asia.
Club Rush at South

Say hello to these SLCC clubs

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Club Rush has come and gone, but SLCC students can still join one of the dozens of clubs on campus. Camryn Jensen has the details.
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Orthorexia nervosa: When eating healthy becomes unhealthy obsession

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For anyone who suffers from orthorexia nervosa, the desire to eat healthy can become so extreme that it interrupts daily life.
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Arctic Circle: serving up memories since 1950

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Austin Brewer writes about longtime favorite Utah restaurant, Arctic Circle.
Cases of Budweiser with a 5 percent alcohol by volume sticker

End of an era as 3.2 beer leaves Utah

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Utah recently said goodbye to 3.2 percent beer, welcoming heavier alcoholic beers to grocery and convenience store shelves.